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For those of you who have treated Buski by toadmario 13 y View Entire Thread 4
How did you accomplish such a feat? Iv been reading old posts on buski all day and have come up with http://curezone.com/forums/am.asp?i=1575264 buski tea http://curezone.com/forums/am.asp?i=1576931 fresh seeds kill buski Here is a pic of the fluke in question http://www.curezone.com/upload/Parasites/DSCN0397.jpg Iv been told it is a F. Buski I talked to a doctor online who recommended Triclabedazole but its far too expensive for me I believe I may also have liver flukes but am not sure Every stool that comes out is cut up and covered in little white things that I a ... 4,436 hits
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The Myth of Ozonate Olive Oil by Newport 15 y View Entire Thread 13
Most of these are recent observations using dowsing; if you consider dowsing BS you might as well stop reading now. First it has always been confusing what Hulda Clark meant about the use of OOO, and to clarify we mean lightly Ozonated Olive Oil not the stuff for skin use. So what is OOO good for: - it kills Echinostoma in your white blood cells, a pretty nasty tapeworm - it seems effective against Ascaris - it causes F.Buski to become active and look for the oil compound it needs for reproduction What doesn’t it do: - it appears to have no effect on large Tapeworms, however ... 4,160 hits 1 of 1 (100%)
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Re: The art of propaganda about parasites by Parasiterev 10 y
Yea, don’t ******* tell me fasciola buski doesn’t exist in the United States. I have these things coming out of me everyday now. Big, fleshy things. If it’s not fasciola buski, it’s a close cousin. Useless, this whole medical system is useless. Designed for us to need them and use them more. http://curezone.com/upload/Parasites/image99.jpg 2,776 hits
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Re: For those of you who have treated Buski by tempuser3 3 y
Praziquantel eliminated my F. Buski, but the few months I had F. Buski caused me to develop a complicated multi-species hyperinfection of multiple different types, because trematodes secrete the most powerful, broad spectrum immune system modulating enzymes that not only hide the detection of, and the response towards the trematodes.... but also the lesser evolutionarily developed cestodes, nematodes, acanthocephalans, and other helminthic invertebrate parasites. If you get a fluke infection of any species, you must take measures to eliminate it first (and hopefully as soon as discovered) ... 503 hits
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Olive Leaf Extract for F.Buski? by Newport 16 y View Entire Thread 10
Was attempting to find something against Bartonella and gave Olive Leaf Extract a shot but it failed since I was up at 5am with fever and a single Rife session against Bartonella fixed all that. However...I did have some juvenile F.Buski come out yesterday and I had not treated against the intestine flukes in two weeks. Re-reading the things OLE is good for it starting to make me wonder if it is an effective treatment against F.Buski... It helps against HIV and Cancers which are F.Buski related: http://healthychristianliving.com/olive_leaf_extract.htm Dosage used was 150mg of ... 3,383 hits
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Re: [gallstones] fluke by Jay 22 y
You wrote: ”barry made a comment about hulda clark’s information being innacurate regarding intestinal fluke. something to the extent that they are only from asia. paraphrase-- do i have this right?” You wrote: ”barry made a comment about hulda clark’s information being innacurate regarding intestinal fluke. something to the extent that they are only from asia. paraphrase-- do i have this right?” I’m the one who wrote that the fluke that Clark says is inside all cancer is regionalized to SE Asia. From Clark’s TCFAD page 33: ”Fasciolopsis buskii is the f ... 3,586 hits
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The Horror Show R by Newport 16 y View Entire Thread 3
Parasites Images, Photos, FASCIOLOPSIS BUSKI, FASCIOLA HEPATICA, CLONORCHIS SINENSIS / OPISTHORCHIS VIVERRINI Great site: http://www.cdfound.to.it/hTML/intpar1.htm#trematoda FASCIOLOPSIS BUSKI FASCIOLA HEPATICA CLONORCHIS SINENSIS / OPISTHORCHIS VIVERRINI 3,281 hits
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garlic...to eat or not to eat? by nashville lady 15 y
Well, Do we eat garlic? I have heard most parasites don’t like garlic. Also, it is antimicrobial and antifungal. But then, Hulda Clark says f.buski likes garlic and onions. I believe other intestinal flukes like it also? So what do we do while we are trying to kill parasites, and don’t know if we have f.buski or other intestinal flukes? I have been eating it, but don’t know if I should continue doing so. What do you think? 982 hits
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Re: Buski flukes, need help! by Onwards 13 y
The buski is no harder to kill then any other parasite. I haven’t seen a buski in over a year. Many of the herbals you took were too weak. Read through my posts and you will see the dosages I used to get well. Herbs must be taken for a long enough time. Many of the herbs like wormwood work systemically in the body. The worms in my head and muscles were simply killed by taking enough herbs. I noticed several of your posts were removed for violating curezone rules . You joined and were suddenly promoting a parasite testing lab and a couple of products. So I am not sure of your inten ... 2,388 hits
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Re: What spiece of fluke is this? by MIZMAC 8 y
Possibly sheep liver flukes or large intestinal fluke. Fasciolopsis buski and Fasciola hepatica. Fasciolopsis buski is found in the small intestine. Fasciola hepatica in the bile duct. Diagnosis is by eggs in feces. The rolled up skin looking thing is identified by Dr. Hulda Clark as Echinoparyphium recurvatum or E. recurvatum in her book The Cure and Prevention of all Cancers. She identifies it as a fluke and says that it can be eliminated by eating ground up pomegranate seeds. See http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2721045/ for more details altho they say it is found in t ... 3,578 hits
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Re: Intestinal fluke by Newport 16 y
Good link, now keep in mind most of your mineral absorption happens in the first few inches of the duodenum. If in doubt research celiac mineral deficiencies for proof: F buski F buski attaches to the duodenal and jejunal mucosa; however, in severe infections, it may attach to the ileum or colon. In London, Busk first described F buski in 1843 after finding it in the duodenum of a sailor. In 1925, Barlow first determined its life cycle in humans (see Image 1). A well-known illustrative life cycle schematic (see Image 2) is shown below. The immature eggs (see Image 3) are discharge ... 3,100 hits
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Re: does anyone know what this is? by MENDOMAID 13 y
I don’t recognize this as a typical parasite and like Kellymisty thought of mucus or just a vegetable fragment. The long parts so suggest worms but at some places they are broken, not typical of a parasite. Flukes are flatworms and can fold and become twisted, and do have a reddish color, but usually the bucal cavity ane at least one su*ker can be seen. The largest flukes are Fasciola gigantium, followed by Fasciola hepaticum then Fasciola buski. 1,404 hits
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Re: Pls. help identify! Parasite found in stool - NOT a w... by #167149 11 y
I think it’s Fasciola buski. Check this site. they look alike. :) http://curezone.com/upload/Parasites/unknown_parasites_passed_in_stool_after_prazi_albendazole_tricla_.jpg 61,487 hits
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Does MMS kill intestinal flukes? by Parasiterev 10 y View Entire Thread 6
Trying to plan my next plan of attack. Fenbendazole doesn’t seem to be helping. No real success with ropeworm enemas yet but still trying. So, wondering if MMS kills large intestinal flukes, possibly fasciola buski. Praziquantel seemed to bring out pieces of them but also was making me VERY ill. 2,544 hits
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Re: The art of propaganda about parasites by Xelaetaks 10 y
It is bizzare the amount of disinformation on parasites. A doctor tried ordering me an f buski blood test and the cdc apparently said they don’t have them anymore because of too many ’false positives’ and ’false negatives’. Also some doctors think the stool test is reliable which is a joke, including travel doctors. If the tests usually come up negative no wonder they think people in the U.S. can’t get parasites. 2,638 hits
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Re: What the heck keeps coming out of me? (PICS) by its a fluke 9 y
They look like the same thing to me, maybe the reddish ones were just stained from something you ate or drank. These definitely look like pieces of flukes, probably intestinal flukes (f. buski) or possibly liver flukes. What else are you doing besides the coffee enemas? 8,070 hits
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Re: parasite in the ear?? by mattk3 9 y
Look up https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flatworm https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fasciolopsis http://www.cdc.gov/parasites/fasciola/health_professionals/index.html fasciolopsis buski Parasites in the ear require a GI flush PinX, Get your camera ready. You can get an ELISA test to confirm specis, Then get treatment of triclabendazole (only available from the CDC) or Praziquantel (Biltricide) 1,342 hits
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Re: "Egg sac" parasite by #199817 9 y
The rolled up tomato skins are either Fasciolopsis buski (intestinal flukes) or Fasciola hepatica (liver flukes). I lean more towards it being intestinal flukes since they are so easy to flush out with simple colon cleanses and enemas. 11,078 hits
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Re: tick by shroom 16 y
I was tested by a clinic in Toronto called RED PAW. The tech there performed a series of electro dermal tests which showed one parasite I knew I had, plus he determined B. Hominis, which I never identified, but saw regularly. I found the fluke much later but it was not F. Buski, it was F. Hepatica--very close however. It was an eye-opening experience, because at the time, I was a skeptic. Shroom 1,317 hits
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Re: tick by Newport 16 y
I can say that most won’t be able to know that they have lyme unless they start treatment for lyme first. All these bio-feedback machine send a frq to the body and measure immune reaction to this frq. Now if the pancreatic fluke is active and creates the EBVirus the flukes are all hidden from your immune system. Same goes for f.Buski in the thymus and HIV, or Lyme.. Are these tests helpful, YES, but unless the operator understands these things they are limited. 1,340 hits
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Shroom- An honest answer, for the sake of newbies by jessesmom1987 16 y View Entire Thread 8
No scientific mumbo jumbo Shroom, any of us that have been here for any length of time know the answer to this, but for the sake of the newbie, please just be honest in answering this ok? Yes, I am putting you on the spot: Have you ever killed roundworms yourself and seen them first hand? F. Buski flukes? Threadworms? What large parasites exactly HAVE you killed that you have seen first hand and can give a positive identification to other people for from first hand experience? 1,841 hits
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Re: Timing too by Newport 16 y
I had a thought about the timing of it too Newport...4-5 days prior to Full Moon, and a change, or something added to what you had been doing. I had a thought about the timing of it too Newport...4-5 days prior to Full Moon, and a change, or something added to what you had been doing. My gut tells me it was the 12 months of lead detox that did it. You already know about my post talking about the symbiotic relationship of Lead and F.Buski. BTW: I started my Dad on OLE for controlling yeast issues that are popping up due to the DMSA usage and he reported a massive large(+4cm) ... 2,947 hits
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Re: n8Kay--Iliocecal valve, pinworms, appendix by Newport 16 y
Here is my 2bits: - f.buski gets stuck there - lead is a culprit - calcium deficiency is a culprit, liquid Cal can help fix the issue after the fluke has passed - toxic bile will continually irritate the area until the mercury and lead are chelated out - top quality chlorella will absorb those toxins and help but requires taking anthelmics to stop the critters from feeding on it http://www.energybalancing.com/selfeval/ileocecal.html 3,610 hits
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Garlic: Risk vs benefit question by MiamiNice 19 y View Entire Thread 10
On page 102-104 in her latest book, The Prevention of All Cancers, Dr Clark talks about starving parasites. Each parasite seems to have its favorite food. I noticed garlic (as well as all in the lily family-onions, leeks etc) & lemons are the favorite food of the human intestinal fluke (fasciolopsis buski) and the lung fluke. I have a stubborn asthma that doesn’t seem to be getting better, so I’m very interested in your opinions Does the benefit of garlic’s parasite killing properties outweigh the risks? 18,025 hits
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Re: Fluke Disease by Newport 16 y
Total paranoia, fear, POUNDING heart beat, skipped beats, palpitations,insomnia, burning hands, choking sensation. Perhaps it’s hatching eggs? Last night I finally fell asleep only to awake 45 minutes later, startled, with these symptoms. Total paranoia, fear, POUNDING heart beat, skipped beats, palpitations,insomnia, burning hands, choking sensation. Perhaps it’s hatching eggs? Last night I finally fell asleep only to awake 45 minutes later, startled, with these symptoms. I am assuming you are using your Rife machine for this, if so you MUST at least LEAD detox and best to Hg ... 2,004 hits
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Re: Cotton Ball Fuzzy Spider Black Leg Eggs - fungus or p... by totakeke 14 y
Hulda Clark has a picture in her books that looks just like this, and she says it’s Fasciolopsis buski. But then this website shows pictures that look just like this. According to this site it’s Borrelia burgdorferi, the cause of Lyme disease. http://lymephotos.com/bb/index.html To this day I am still not sure. I’ve gotten these in my stool many times. 15,641 hits
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Big Buski Flukes- Have you successfully removed them? by JLW 6 y View Entire Thread 2
Hello! I had posted a thread earlier. Initially I saw floating yellow corn like parasites that I figured for liver flukes. Then, I started to expel smaller buski flukes. As the days go by, ones that I am ridding myself of are getting bigger and bigger. My cleanse has consisted of Kroeger’s wormwood combination, walnut hall supplements, and Yogi detox tea. My cleanse stopped Monday night, but I have still been expelling these buski flukes. 15ish years ago, at the beginning of my 20s I had my gallbladder removed because of what I was told were gallstones. It was very painful. I ... 407 hits
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Re: Buski flukes, need help! by steps 13 y
Do/did you have buski flukes or any suspected flukes of any kind? Through much research most flukes can be taken care of but Buski seems to be the most difficult to kill recorded through out time.I am working feverishly day and night for 9 long months and have found curezone forum members to be the uptmost helpfull vs. most out dated information repeatedly found on the net. I continuously read daily on the net... although I have discovered a MINUTE FEW, new updated posted drug protcols and world wide trematodes/flukes now known to be reported world-wide..I dropped my jaw.// shockingly ... 2,281 hits
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Re: Please, Please help me identify this parasite by MENDOMAID 13 y
Look at these websites. Mature flukes release ova , some from the oral cavity as you have described. When they hatch miracidia are released - some are motile and other need to develop before becoming motile. Chapter 6. The Trematodes (Flukes) Fasciolopsis buski (giant intestinal fluke) is a ... Size of Ova: Fasciola hepatica: Cosmopolitan: Sheep: Bile Ducts ... Eggs become embryonated in water , eggs release ... phsource.us/PH/PARA/Chapter_6.htm LESSON 4: TREMATODES (FLUKES) ... located on the ventral surface posterior to the oral suc***. There is no body cavity. ... name: ... 15,626 hits
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Re: Buski flukes, need help! by #140985 13 y
I am going to try more prazi and for a longer length of time. Another 10-15 days straight. I am just concerned for now since my nails and hands are in bad shape. I am now going to add the cellfood and continue with the Germ-a Clenz for the sores on my hands in which are so debilitating increasingly so these days. The Germ-a clenz works really fast in speeding the healing process. It doesn’t burn or sting at all. Great stuff! I am just tired and fear I will never get rid of them. I have had good luck with ridding the others with drugs and herbs....but not these buski’s Does anyone kno ... 2,126 hits
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Re: Liver spots or aging spots = parasites? by MENDOMAID 14 y
Hulda Clark wrote that liver spots were fluke spots. I did some research and found that the immature forms of Fasciolopsis buski produce a brown pigment in snails, the normal intermediate hosts. When humans have immature F. buski (ad other flukes) the larva migrate and seem to produce the brown pigment where they infect the skin. Humans can become infested with a wide variety of flukes and one person may have several different types. This may be why I see slightly different looking liver spots on my skin. One expert on the Liver Flush Forum (Telman, an electronic engineer) modified a C ... 7,554 hits
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Re: what exactly are liver flukes?? Tomato skins or para... by MENDOMAID 13 y
Flukes are leaf shaped quite flat organism, thinner than a tapeworm but thicker than a real tomato skin. They have a red -brown color due to a pigment they make. It is likely that they are dead when they come out so become twisted or rolled up. Chapter 6. The Trematodes (Flukes) Image 6-1. Adult fluke of a Fasciola Trematode. Their morphology shows a large leaf ... of 1,000 eggs per microliter of bile or 600 per gram of feces. Image 6-4. phsource.us/PH/PARA/Chapter_6.htm Scroll down the page to see an image of an adult fluke. In the early 1900’s a German Dr. wrote several pa ... 31,160 hits
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Re: Garlic: Risk vs benefit question by d7584 14 y
I was fortunate enough to meet Hulda Clark at the Health Expo in Richmond, VA and was able to attend her lecture on fasciolopsis buski. I clearly remember her saying that fasciolopsis buski could only exist if all required ingredients / components were present in the body. Those were garlic or onions, lemons, and ferrocyanide (which is metalic rust from corroded water pipes). She also mentioned that the presence of milk in the diet seemed to have some effect on it’s presence. If milk was in the diet, there seemed to be this very long and thin worm that would be present (she described i ... 14,216 hits
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Re: Round Slimeballs. Newport, Anyone? by Newport 15 y
they FLOAT, they are a little less than a cm in diameter and PERFECTLY round. They are dark beige/light brown, with a slight greenishness to the slime around them. When I break them apart they are spongy on the interior and lightweight, not thick and claylike like other specimins I have discovered that I think are FBuski. they FLOAT, they are a little less than a cm in diameter and PERFECTLY round. They are dark beige/light brown, with a slight greenishness to the slime around them. When I break them apart they are spongy on the interior and lightweight, not thick and claylike lik ... 1,763 hits
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Woooo hooo!! I gots it. by shroom 17 y View Entire Thread 15
After going to RedPaw electro-dermal screening for parasites, my results showed same as last time with the addition of mycoplasma spp. Cyptosporidium came in first {which I had years ago, but not seen lately} Blastocystis Hominis came in second {which I have}. Fasciolopsis Buski came in third {I hope this is wrong} Mycoplasma Spp. fourth {high reading} Giardia lamblia fifth {close to B. Hominis reading} I think it is safe to say the B. Hominis is causing confusion with the other protozoa readings. I do not have giardia, or crypto to my knowledge. The fluke reading is likely pickin ... 3,950 hits
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Re: Update on DR by lydia3 19 y
I don’t think I want to do it on my own. I have ascaris eggs and larvie stage, Eurytrma P, Fasciolopsis B A and Fasciolopsis B E, Taenia P Cyst, Paragonimus adult, Endolimax N cyst, Endolimax N adult, clonorchis S Eggs, Fasciola hepatica eggs,Fasciolopsis buski R, Fasciolopsis buski C, Schistosoma J Adult, schistosoma J eggs, schistosoma M adult, schistosoma M. This is just the parasites..Then I have mercury, thimerosal, coxsackie virus(hoof and mouth disease) mostly children get this. I bet I got this when we had that bad rotton cow in our house. plus57 other chemicals. Then dyes I have ... 2,241 hits
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Re: Fasciolopsis buski/F. buski WOW!! by newbe 18 y
YUCK! Thats it!! I looked at this site: http://www.biosci.ohio-state.edu/~parasite/fasciolopsis.html and it looked just like the middle one only grey. Incredible! Thanks for letting me know. I was doing my second liver flush and it came out after my second epson salt drink but before the lemon/olive oil. I have done parasite cleanses about 2-3 months prior to that and before. It was a total accident, lol! Maybe it was the epson salts that killed it. Or maybe the epson salts just flushed it out, yuck! I should have saved it! 2,435 hits
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PARASITE PICS: Clonorchis Sinensis (Liver Fluke) or Fasc... by ICU 14 y
Hi Coco ~~ The parasite pic you posted below is a Fluke, either an intestinal or liver type. Your pic is blurry, so it’s difficult to see the details. The next time you take photos, do close-up shots. Lay a coin, ruler, or paperclip next to the specimen so the size can be determined. If you take more than one pic, aim from different angles so that more of the features can be seen. My best guess is Clonorchis Sinensis (Liver Fluke) or Fasciolopsis Buski (I ... 9,479 hits
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Re: Worried sick I may have cancer now due to the fluke I... by MENDOMAID 14 y
Remember that not all people with Fasciolopsis buski develop cancer as there are many other factors involved in the cancer process. Her work is controversial and as far as I know no other scientists has confirmed her findings. However her treatments stopped the disease process in many people and gives us good methods to avoid developing cancers and other serious health problems. Instead of being victims of circumstances we feel we can’t control we can learn the ways to protect ourselves and be more in control of our lives. Enjoy your day. 1,149 hits
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I'm So Excited! by erls_perl 20 y View Entire Thread 5
Hi everyone, I just finished 10 days on the Master Cleanse and am going on to parasite cleansing and bowel cleansing. During the MC, I saw nothing of signifigance in my bm’s until day 11 when I started eating again. The first day I saw things that looked like peanuts but flushed them away, not thinking about parasites until later. When I had my last bm, I examined them and then I looked in the archives to see what they might be. I think they are Flukes (Fasciolopsis buski). This is cool. I just received my 30 day parasitic cleansing program, which I started today and I’m waiting for my bo ... 1,586 hits
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